I've gotten in touch with Brisbane Blacksmithing Supplies, once they give me a call back I should have some information on the cost of rail road track and Second hand Anvils and anything else about it I can find out. Hopefully hear back in a couple of days.
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 8:38 AM, nog3 <n...@nog3.net> wrote: > Just replying to say that Kiln is awesome but I won't be able to pony up > much more than $50 towards it, unless we want to pool our money for a bid?
> On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 8:00 AM, buzz <davidb...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> it's kinda the same process as starting BBQ "heat-beads": start with a >> wood fire, get it going really strong and let it burn a while ( till some >> of the wood is blackened and glowing red), then add coal in small >> increments so as not to smother the wood. if the coal starts to glow red >> in spots, thats good. once that happens, add air till the red spots get >> brighter, and wait. your coal is now alight! Remember it's not about >> getting large flames, it's about the low red glow in the wood/coal.
>> Buzz.
>> On 30 January 2012 04:59, Wizard^^ <Wiz...@hsbne.org> wrote:
>>> Well Kiddies :P
>>> I used the forge as BBQ on Thursday and learnt I don't know shyt about >>> starting coal/charcoal fires :P >>> I plan to make some changes to it after talking with people. I'm going >>> back to the single hole for the fan/bellows. >>> Also I got 20mm plate metal and after welding 2 of them together for >>> practice. I think they would make a good temporary anvil for light >>> work.
>>> More fun soon
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I just got a call back from Mike of Brisbane Blacksmithing Supplies. Really nice bloke gave me a lot of information on Anvils Scrap, where he get scrap from etc.
He is selling a 30Kg block of steel that will work well as an anvil for $150, though he all so said that the other option is to get as much solid metal and weld it all together as you guys are doing. His recommendation is anything about 2-3inches thick should work.
Also during the conversation I asked a few questions about raw materials and scrap. I was told that Re-bar is a big hit, scraps from exhaust shops is another good spot and also car parts, especially leaf springs.
I told him that if you guys were interested in the Steel block that you'd call him on 0434993726.
He is based in Eagle Farm with a workshop in Sandgate, He will deliver anything but its cheap to just pick it up.
Hope this helps.
Matthew Costa
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 12:58 PM, Matthew Costa <mattcost...@gmail.com>wrote:
> I've gotten in touch with Brisbane Blacksmithing Supplies, once they give > me a call back I should have some information on the cost of rail road > track and Second hand Anvils and anything else about it I can find out. > Hopefully hear back in a couple of days.
> Matthew Costa
> On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 8:38 AM, nog3 <n...@nog3.net> wrote:
>> Just replying to say that Kiln is awesome but I won't be able to pony up >> much more than $50 towards it, unless we want to pool our money for a bid?
>> On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 8:00 AM, buzz <davidb...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> it's kinda the same process as starting BBQ "heat-beads": start with a >>> wood fire, get it going really strong and let it burn a while ( till some >>> of the wood is blackened and glowing red), then add coal in small >>> increments so as not to smother the wood. if the coal starts to glow red >>> in spots, thats good. once that happens, add air till the red spots get >>> brighter, and wait. your coal is now alight! Remember it's not about >>> getting large flames, it's about the low red glow in the wood/coal.
>>> Buzz.
>>> On 30 January 2012 04:59, Wizard^^ <Wiz...@hsbne.org> wrote:
>>>> Well Kiddies :P
>>>> I used the forge as BBQ on Thursday and learnt I don't know shyt about >>>> starting coal/charcoal fires :P >>>> I plan to make some changes to it after talking with people. I'm going >>>> back to the single hole for the fan/bellows. >>>> Also I got 20mm plate metal and after welding 2 of them together for >>>> practice. I think they would make a good temporary anvil for light >>>> work.
>>>> More fun soon
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What exactly are you looking to be making with the forge? My understanding of that side if work is that an anvil is mostly needed for the flattening of billet into sheet for forming and other hot work, but the majority of the hot (and occasionally cold) forming work was done with stakes placed into the brackets on the anvil (or into a sturdy vice nowadays).
You might be able to save a bit of coin on the anvil if you are not looking to be making sheet metal and are instead focusing on the forming side of it.
Regards,
Luke.
On 19 January 2012 10:56, Matthew Costa <mattcost...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: Matthew Costa <mattcost...@gmail.com> > Date: Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 10:50 AM > Subject: Forge information/ramblings/request for more info. > To: hackerspace_brisbane@googlegroups.com
> Hi everyone
> Hows it all going?
> As you're all aware I am on this Island, but now have started to go a > little stir crazy and keep chopping and changing my focus (hence getting > nothing done on any of my projects) > But enough rambling to the point of this email we go.
> I am interested in setting up a personal forge and I knew that there was a > lot of support from HSBNE members, minus the construction of a shelter out > the back, for a space forge. http://zoellerforge.com/simplegasforge.html > this is essentially the design that I was leaning toward + using a T-Rex > burner. Its simple and Cheap and in the case of the HSBNE why not > get/build a trolley and mount the forge to it than it could be moved around > to where ever the anvil/hitting support surface is located.
> With that design with a couple of quick internet searches (please correct > me if I am wrong with prices) A lot of prices came from Brisbane > Blacksmith Supplies.
> Forge body - $20-50 (for a 20L metal bucket) > Pyrocrete - $88 for 25 KG of 165 castable pyrocrete or Isowool blanket > (600 wide) $40 per m + Hardener 5L $50. > Fire bricks - $7-8 per brick > T-Rex burner - $150+P&H. (I have assumed $200, though will be getting a > quote from the seller when he replies). > Gas regulator - $90 > Plumbing - ? I suppose it depends on flexible verse fixed I am going from > about $50 for fixed using gas quality fittings (you don't need a long run) > includes burner holder/
> So I calculate about $500 for a small forge capable of welding heat.. I > understand that there are other methods of Forge construction thats just a > quick simple one that can be built and used in no time.
> I am hoping to get feedback from you all and to test the waters as to the > construction of a HSBNE forge. I wont be back until April so I wont be > doing any personal construction of a forge until then. But am looking at > ordering my T-Rex burner soon so I know its waiting for me when I return.
> As for Tools etc I know that a 45kg Anvil is $530 though a piece of > railroad track will work (its also substantially cheaper, I will email the > Brisbane Blacksmithing bloke and ask if he sells/sources them and their > price). Tools can range I have noticed that a hand forged crosspein hammer > might set you back 80 or so, you could buy the beginners tool kit from BBS > for 130 that includes Tongs, 2lb Crosspein hammer and 2 chisels (round and > centre punch). Though its possible just to buy a hammer and make other > tools. As a source of blacksmithing metals car part, especially leaf > springs.
> If you have advice/information/questions please email I would like to know > more of what others know and want to know. I would like to see a forge at > HSBNE.
> Also if you're interested and can read AZW files (and can get past amazon > DDRM, for use on an ebook) I can send a couple of ebooks that are too big > to post to this list. You can read them in cailbre or with what ever > program works for you.
> Matthew Costa
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You would be talking about hardy tools there, yes a lot of bending is done using the hardy tools and its also commonly used to hold fullering and hot cutting tools, but the actual shaping of the metal is done on the anvil face, i.e with a pair of tongs you need to make two flat faces in a piece of round stock for the pivot point and for the jaws, before welding handles on/drawing the stock out.
You need a heavy piece of metal with a hard face to allow a larger transfer of energy into the piece that is being worked. As you say if all you are doing is working with the metal. Also if you're looking at forge welding or using scrap iron/steel from cars etc you'd need the anvil face to work with piece to the appropriate shape/help the weld take hold.
I personally don't have any major focus for learning to blacksmith, I was looking at making basic tools, fasteners and brackets, hinges etc, purely for interest (and its fascinated me from when I was a child).
On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 11:24 AM, Luke Irwin <bujinka...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Matthew,
> What exactly are you looking to be making with the forge? > My understanding of that side if work is that an anvil is mostly needed > for the flattening of billet into sheet for forming and other hot work, but > the majority of the hot (and occasionally cold) forming work was done with > stakes placed into the brackets on the anvil (or into a sturdy vice > nowadays).
> You might be able to save a bit of coin on the anvil if you are not > looking to be making sheet metal and are instead focusing on the forming > side of it.
> Regards,
> Luke.
> On 19 January 2012 10:56, Matthew Costa <mattcost...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Matthew Costa
>> ---------- Forwarded message ---------- >> From: Matthew Costa <mattcost...@gmail.com> >> Date: Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 10:50 AM >> Subject: Forge information/ramblings/request for more info. >> To: hackerspace_brisbane@googlegroups.com
>> Hi everyone
>> Hows it all going?
>> As you're all aware I am on this Island, but now have started to go a >> little stir crazy and keep chopping and changing my focus (hence getting >> nothing done on any of my projects) >> But enough rambling to the point of this email we go.
>> I am interested in setting up a personal forge and I knew that there was >> a lot of support from HSBNE members, minus the construction of a shelter >> out the back, for a space forge. >> http://zoellerforge.com/simplegasforge.html this is essentially the >> design that I was leaning toward + using a T-Rex burner. Its simple and >> Cheap and in the case of the HSBNE why not get/build a trolley and mount >> the forge to it than it could be moved around to where ever the >> anvil/hitting support surface is located.
>> With that design with a couple of quick internet searches (please correct >> me if I am wrong with prices) A lot of prices came from Brisbane >> Blacksmith Supplies.
>> Forge body - $20-50 (for a 20L metal bucket) >> Pyrocrete - $88 for 25 KG of 165 castable pyrocrete or Isowool blanket >> (600 wide) $40 per m + Hardener 5L $50. >> Fire bricks - $7-8 per brick >> T-Rex burner - $150+P&H. (I have assumed $200, though will be getting a >> quote from the seller when he replies). >> Gas regulator - $90 >> Plumbing - ? I suppose it depends on flexible verse fixed I am going >> from about $50 for fixed using gas quality fittings (you don't need a long >> run) includes burner holder/
>> So I calculate about $500 for a small forge capable of welding heat.. I >> understand that there are other methods of Forge construction thats just a >> quick simple one that can be built and used in no time.
>> I am hoping to get feedback from you all and to test the waters as to the >> construction of a HSBNE forge. I wont be back until April so I wont be >> doing any personal construction of a forge until then. But am looking at >> ordering my T-Rex burner soon so I know its waiting for me when I return.
>> As for Tools etc I know that a 45kg Anvil is $530 though a piece of >> railroad track will work (its also substantially cheaper, I will email the >> Brisbane Blacksmithing bloke and ask if he sells/sources them and their >> price). Tools can range I have noticed that a hand forged crosspein hammer >> might set you back 80 or so, you could buy the beginners tool kit from BBS >> for 130 that includes Tongs, 2lb Crosspein hammer and 2 chisels (round and >> centre punch). Though its possible just to buy a hammer and make other >> tools. As a source of blacksmithing metals car part, especially leaf >> springs.
>> If you have advice/information/questions please email I would like to >> know more of what others know and want to know. I would like to see a >> forge at HSBNE.
>> Also if you're interested and can read AZW files (and can get past amazon >> DDRM, for use on an ebook) I can send a couple of ebooks that are too big >> to post to this list. You can read them in cailbre or with what ever >> program works for you.
>> Matthew Costa
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The forge Works.. Tested it Tuesday and wowed all the people there.
But killed the vacuum cleaner motor I was using for air supply.
Mr Lemming said we have some fan that would work in the space.. So
anvil next problem..
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 8:53 PM, Wizard^^ <Wiz...@hsbne.org> wrote: > The forge Works.. Tested it Tuesday and wowed all the people there. > But killed the vacuum cleaner motor I was using for air supply. > Mr Lemming said we have some fan that would work in the space.. So > anvil next problem..
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At the moment I have started welding some metal I have together.
I have 10 pieces of 150mm x150mm x 20mm (well I did Sean has 3 for a
bit)
I can just lift 3 with one hand so I'm guessing 5-7kg each..
Anyway It looks good for me to buy an anvil soon and Hacker space
member will be able to use it and the forge.
I will be doing more work on the forge tomorrow and more welding on
the temporary anvil.
> At the moment I have started welding some metal I have together. > I have 10 pieces of 150mm x150mm x 20mm (well I did Sean has 3 for a > bit) > I can just lift 3 with one hand so I'm guessing 5-7kg each..
> Anyway It looks good for me to buy an anvil soon and Hacker space > member will be able to use it and the forge. > I will be doing more work on the forge tomorrow and more welding on > the temporary anvil.
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For those of you with an interest in Blacksmithing I have found a great article that gives half decent information on the creation of tools, with some decent drawings for the steps.
On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 3:19 PM, Matthew Costa <mattcost...@gmail.com> wrote: > Sounds awesome
> I am hella envious, can't wait to come and have a look and get a gas > forge running.
> Can't wait to see some of the work you do. The anvils look alright > especially the first link.
> Matt
> On 2/4/12, Wizard^^ <Wiz...@hsbne.org> wrote: > > At the moment I have started welding some metal I have together. > > I have 10 pieces of 150mm x150mm x 20mm (well I did Sean has 3 for a > > bit) > > I can just lift 3 with one hand so I'm guessing 5-7kg each..
> > Then in a week I have a weeks work that I'll be doing, that's about > > $500 for an anvil (if I don't spend it on food. :P ) > > I would by this
> > Anyway It looks good for me to buy an anvil soon and Hacker space > > member will be able to use it and the forge. > > I will be doing more work on the forge tomorrow and more welding on > > the temporary anvil.
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I can get hold of a chunk of rail iron, 1 or 2 foot, if needed. No,
it's not from a currently used section of track.
Might take me a week or so to get it from my mum's place. I think
she'd like to know it was being used for this.
Also, I picked up at a book fair a set of "Workshop Practice", volumes
I to VIII. "A prractical work for the draughtsman, the mechanic, the
pattern maker and the foundryman" Second edition. It seems to be about
1920's era. An archive version exists here:
http://www.archive.org/stream/workshoppractice004349mbp/workshoppract...
I'm not a smith nor engineer but this shit fascinates me, and the
books are really neat.
That will Work Antifoo, but it won't take long and you will want a
real anvil. The rail is good for small stuff or small projects, but
there is not enough mass in it over all. To make it work better, put a
solid base under it, like a decent bit of tree trunk or a solid stack
of rail sleepers. the more mass in your anvil and base the better.
Regards
Troy
On Mar 1, 10:24 pm, Antifoo <wayp...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I can get hold of a chunk of rail iron, 1 or 2 foot, if needed. No,
> it's not from a currently used section of track.
> Might take me a week or so to get it from my mum's place. I think
> she'd like to know it was being used for this.
> Also, I picked up at a book fair a set of "Workshop Practice", volumes
> I to VIII. "A prractical work for the draughtsman, the mechanic, the
> pattern maker and the foundryman" Second edition. It seems to be about
> 1920's era. An archive version exists here:http://www.archive.org/stream/workshoppractice004349mbp/workshoppract...
> I'm not a smith nor engineer but this shit fascinates me, and the
> books are really neat.
I've been doing some internet searching and was looking into induction forges (a possibility when I come back to Willis). I found this site http://www.mindchallenger.com/inductionheater/ seems to cover the build in depth.
Hopefully some one else finds this interesting too.
On Fri, Mar 2, 2012 at 6:08 PM, Rusty_iron <troy_hone...@hotmail.com> wrote: > That will Work Antifoo, but it won't take long and you will want a > real anvil. The rail is good for small stuff or small projects, but > there is not enough mass in it over all. To make it work better, put a > solid base under it, like a decent bit of tree trunk or a solid stack > of rail sleepers. the more mass in your anvil and base the better.
> Regards > Troy
> On Mar 1, 10:24 pm, Antifoo <wayp...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I can get hold of a chunk of rail iron, 1 or 2 foot, if needed. No, > > it's not from a currently used section of track.
> > Might take me a week or so to get it from my mum's place. I think > > she'd like to know it was being used for this.
> > Also, I picked up at a book fair a set of "Workshop Practice", volumes > > I to VIII. "A prractical work for the draughtsman, the mechanic, the > > pattern maker and the foundryman" Second edition. It seems to be about > > 1920's era. An archive version exists here: > http://www.archive.org/stream/workshoppractice004349mbp/workshoppract...
> > I'm not a smith nor engineer but this shit fascinates me, and the > > books are really neat.
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Induction forge / Induction furnace !! - COOL!.
Have been looking into these in the background for a while :), so,
yeah, interested to chat when you're back.
I called the Doug Slack Foundry in Emerald today and got a price for a 95kg anvil, it is $600 the shipping is $95.25 I have ordered one and its expected to take 1 to 2 weeks to arrive at the Brisbane Depot.
I know that they are a cast and quenched anvil, though they are not flame hardened, I am not sure if thats a problem but we'll see how it goes.
On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 12:55 AM, Seppo <saa...@ieee.org> wrote: > Induction forge / Induction furnace !! - COOL!. > Have been looking into these in the background for a while :), so, > yeah, interested to chat when you're back.
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Hey me agian, just thought id let u know that the auctions tomorrow seem to have a lot of RC cars this is there page, in the photos section u can see them all http://www.mcdonaldauctions.com.au/ thought id give u guys a heads up, would of mentioned it earlier if i knew David
This is not entirely on topic but it's pretty close - according to the staff notices at work someone is looking to get rid of a Kiln for $200, the $200 covers the electrical disconnection but we'd need to collect it ourselves.
On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 2:53 PM, Matthew Costa <mattcost...@gmail.com> wrote: > To anyone interested
> I called the Doug Slack Foundry in Emerald today and got a price for a 95kg > anvil, it is $600 the shipping is $95.25 > I have ordered one and its expected to take 1 to 2 weeks to arrive at the > Brisbane Depot.
> I know that they are a cast and quenched anvil, though they are not flame > hardened, I am not sure if thats a problem but we'll see how it goes.
> Matthew Costa
> On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 12:55 AM, Seppo <saa...@ieee.org> wrote:
>> Induction forge / Induction furnace !! - COOL!. >> Have been looking into these in the background for a while :), so, >> yeah, interested to chat when you're back.
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On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 3:00 PM, nog3 <n...@nog3.net> wrote: > This is not entirely on topic but it's pretty close - according to the > staff notices at work someone is looking to get rid of a Kiln for > $200, the $200 covers the electrical disconnection but we'd need to > collect it ourselves.
> This is located in Paddington, Brisbane.
> On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 2:53 PM, Matthew Costa <mattcost...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > To anyone interested
> > I called the Doug Slack Foundry in Emerald today and got a price for a > 95kg > > anvil, it is $600 the shipping is $95.25 > > I have ordered one and its expected to take 1 to 2 weeks to arrive at the > > Brisbane Depot.
> > I know that they are a cast and quenched anvil, though they are not flame > > hardened, I am not sure if thats a problem but we'll see how it goes.
> > Matthew Costa
> > On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 12:55 AM, Seppo <saa...@ieee.org> wrote:
> >> Induction forge / Induction furnace !! - COOL!. > >> Have been looking into these in the background for a while :), so, > >> yeah, interested to chat when you're back.
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> This is not entirely on topic but it's pretty close - according to the
> staff notices at work someone is looking to get rid of a Kiln for
> $200, the $200 covers the electrical disconnection but we'd need to
> collect it ourselves.
> This is located in Paddington, Brisbane.
> On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 2:53 PM, Matthew Costa <mattcost...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > To anyone interested
> > I called the Doug Slack Foundry in Emerald today and got a price for a 95kg
> > anvil, it is $600 the shipping is $95.25
> > I have ordered one and its expected to take 1 to 2 weeks to arrive at the
> > Brisbane Depot.
> > I know that they are a cast and quenched anvil, though they are not flame
> > hardened, I am not sure if thats a problem but we'll see how it goes.
> > Matthew Costa
> > On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 12:55 AM, Seppo <saa...@ieee.org> wrote:
> >> Induction forge / Induction furnace !! - COOL!.
> >> Have been looking into these in the background for a while :), so,
> >> yeah, interested to chat when you're back.
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On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 3:42 PM, JohnW <utilitymeek...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm a licensed electrician with a ute, put your name down on it and > tell them I will come disconnect it and deliver it for free. Get in > touch.
> On Apr 16, 3:00 pm, nog3 <n...@nog3.net> wrote: > > This is not entirely on topic but it's pretty close - according to the > > staff notices at work someone is looking to get rid of a Kiln for > > $200, the $200 covers the electrical disconnection but we'd need to > > collect it ourselves.
> > This is located in Paddington, Brisbane.
> > On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 2:53 PM, Matthew Costa <mattcost...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > To anyone interested
> > > I called the Doug Slack Foundry in Emerald today and got a price for a > 95kg > > > anvil, it is $600 the shipping is $95.25 > > > I have ordered one and its expected to take 1 to 2 weeks to arrive at > the > > > Brisbane Depot.
> > > I know that they are a cast and quenched anvil, though they are not > flame > > > hardened, I am not sure if thats a problem but we'll see how it goes.
> > > Matthew Costa
> > > On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 12:55 AM, Seppo <saa...@ieee.org> wrote:
> > >> Induction forge / Induction furnace !! - COOL!. > > >> Have been looking into these in the background for a while :), so, > > >> yeah, interested to chat when you're back.
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